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What do the Industry-Wide Labor-Management Safety Committee's firearms bulletin (#1, rev. April 29, 2024) and live-ammunition bulletin (#2, rev. Dec 19, 2023) say a production should do before, during and after firearms are used on set?

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Bulletin #1 (rev. April 29, 2024) puts firearms under the Property Master or armorer's custody, allows only the Property Master and authorised cast to handle them, requires a safety meeting with a walk-through or dry run before any firearm is used, a rehearsal to set minimum safe distance, loading of blanks immediately before use, and daily clean, check and inventory with schedule time for it. It asks production to allot time for training, safety meetings and rehearsal and to consider rubber guns or non-firing replicas. Bulletin #2 (rev. Dec 19, 2023) says live ammunition is prohibited in nearly every aspect of the industry with narrow supervised exceptions. The bulletins describe themselves as recommended guidelines only.

Bulletin #1 (rev. April 29, 2024) puts firearms under the Property Master or armorer's custody, allows only the Property Master and authorised cast to handle them, requires a safety meeting with a walk-through or dry run before any firearm is used, a rehearsal to set minimum safe distance, loading of blanks immediately before use, and daily clean, check and inventory with schedule time for it. It asks production to allot time for training, safety meetings and rehearsal and to consider rubber guns or non-firing replicas. Bulletin #2 (rev. Dec 19, 2023) says live ammunition is prohibited in nearly every aspect of the industry with narrow supervised exceptions. The bulletins describe themselves as recommended guidelines only. Curator qualifications: All excerpts located; Safety Bulletin #1 (rev. 2024-04-29) firearms custody and safety meeting rules (consistent with earlier CA-B review of Bulletin #1 counts). Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Bulletin #1 (rev. April 29, 2024) puts firearms under the Property Master or armorer's custody, allows only the Property Master and authorised cast to handle them, requires a safety meeting with a walk-through or dry run before any firearm is used, a rehearsal to set minimum safe distance, loading of blanks immediately before use, and daily clean, check and inventory with schedule time for it. It asks production to allot time for training, safety meetings and rehearsal and to consider rubber guns or non-firing replicas. Bulletin #2 (rev. Dec 19, 2023) says live ammunition is prohibited in nearly every aspect of the industry with narrow supervised exceptions. The bulletins describe themselves as recommended guidelines only. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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